I remember back in the 80's knowing the Studebaker family outside of El Dorado. They had some sweet Studebaker pickups they were always driving around.
Appreciate hearing your comments from your reservoir of expertise and experience. Was introduced to your channel by Silas and his Adventures Made From Scratch. Must say that I impressed by the work ethic of Joe. He just gets down and settles into the dirt and gets the job done. If it were me, I would be concerned about sharp objects, hostile critters, bugs, poison ivy, and how I was going to stand up again, etc.
Be great wall art to be found around that yard. That side you cut off will look so cool hanging on the side of a garage. Most of the old wrecking yards in Australia you cannot go in because of health and safety issues.
sad to see all those Studebakers being crushed-my Grandfather was a welder at Studebaker-I rode in their Larks many times.. I've always had one of those cars on my bucket list, but it may not happen...
I wish the Packards could be saved they are one if my favorite cars. I can remember those cars when they were quiet common and they just, like old cowboys, just faded away. Tim that will make great wall art, I have the whole right side of a 55 Chevy Bel air like that.👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸
Didn't know that you knew Silas, I sent you a link a while back hoping you would check it out. Did you look in those conex's that were packed with transmissions like four speeds and corvette manifolds for the blue flame six cylinder engines and you name it as it was nicely packed for ease of finding
This particular video was a real treat! I have always wanted to do this, 'shave' the profile off an old derelict car and make it a big wall hanger, complete with wheels and tires and all the details. Keep the patina and stay with stock wheels and caps. This is so damn cool! I have a car that I want to do this to except for the front clip instead. There is no electricity available anywhere near the car. What do you recommend (at minimum expense) for a cordless angle grinder? Brand, amount of batteries for one whole job, etc? Thank you for sharing!!!
Thanks. I dont understand why dont sell those cars and parties of cars through the auction? Why go those cars to scrap? Maybe need go to scrap all antique cars "Studebaker".
An auctioneer gets almost a third for commission, and most of these were so incomplete and rusted that they probably would not have met a minimum salvage bid. An auction makes sense for complete rebuildable cars, but here it's arguably a step backwards. A niche brand likely wouldn't have drawn much of a local crowd, and the condition and incompleteness of the cars would have made it difficult to get many people from further away to come.
It's sad to see those cars getting crushed, but I understand that the owner needs to clear them out. A lot of peoples hopes and dreams, getting crushed.
ya this guy has already cruched most of these car but going back most of these cars but maybe look back this guy should have had an open weel end on these cars give every one a last chance at getting parts off of these cars befor crushing rgem
What do 'ya know! Silas and the Anti-Silas get together and do a video! Your'e both good guys, but you have totally opposite philosophies about old cars!
Just got done watching Silas load up the crushed cars. Thanks for the upload.
Cutting the side off of that Studebaker was brilliant idea the ultimate wall art I'm going to have to try that
I remember back in the 80's knowing the Studebaker family outside of El Dorado. They had some sweet Studebaker pickups they were always driving around.
Loved the studerbskers
The bed side step was very cool, good eye.
Great to see your channel grow! Good content equals many more subscribers, keep'em coming - really enjoy your adventures
Watching from South Bend Indiana
Hey, me too! Much later though… it was sad to see these cars get crushed.
Glad you and Silas got some neat stuff. That old studebaker half sure looks great next to that tin building. Great Save.
It's amazing how it looks like junk sitting in a field, but becomes an art piece when separated and given its own solo venue!
We saw Silas, tour with your salvaging too. Take what you can save bro.
I started watching Siles a couple of months ago good to see you guys working together saving what old iron you can.
I would have loved to dig through that yard..
You got a Kool piece!
Between this channel and sleeperdude.. Are my favorite new channels!
Great video again and me to just got done watching Silas load up the crushed cars. Thanks for the upload.😉 greetings from the Netherlands Chiel
Now that's a great wall hanger 👍
Appreciate hearing your comments from your reservoir of expertise and experience. Was introduced to your channel by Silas and his Adventures Made From Scratch. Must say that I impressed by the work ethic of Joe. He just gets down and settles into the dirt and gets the job done. If it were me, I would be concerned about sharp objects, hostile critters, bugs, poison ivy, and how I was going to stand up again, etc.
Nice wall art, with the correct wheels, looks great!!
Be great wall art to be found around that yard. That side you cut off will look so cool hanging on the side of a garage. Most of the old wrecking yards in Australia you cannot go in because of health and safety issues.
Cool 4 door side save, I think I may have done that on a hawk too. thanks for the old iron review.
I brought home 2 hawks to do this with
That would be a cool piece to put on the wall
I've been watching Silas clean up the property. Cool you know him. I enjoy your videos as well.
Thanks for the view of removing the side of the car. I didn't see any of that from Silas's channel.
That guy works really hard. Cudos
You should offer junkyard tours i would come visit $$
Stude Graveyard, very cool. The old man had a 1960 Lark back in the early 60’s. 😎👍🇨🇦
sad to see all those Studebakers being crushed-my Grandfather was a welder at Studebaker-I rode in their Larks many times.. I've always had one of those cars on my bucket list, but it may not happen...
I wish the Packards could be saved they are one if my favorite cars. I can remember those cars when they were quiet common and they just, like old cowboys, just faded away. Tim that will make great wall art, I have the whole right side of a 55 Chevy Bel air like that.👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸
Silas hauled all of the Packards back to his storage lot in Hutchinson.
I wish I had a better place to display the wall art, but I don't really
By the time this video came out, the place was already crushed out. Still nice that you are able to save some stuff though.
Didn't know that you knew Silas, I sent you a link a while back hoping you would check it out. Did you look in those conex's that were packed with transmissions like four speeds and corvette manifolds for the blue flame six cylinder engines and you name it as it was nicely packed for ease of finding
Silas seems like a really nice guy.
This particular video was a real treat! I have always wanted to do this, 'shave' the profile off an old derelict car and make it a big wall hanger, complete with wheels and tires and all the details. Keep the patina and stay with stock wheels and caps. This is so damn cool!
I have a car that I want to do this to except for the front clip instead. There is no electricity available anywhere near the car. What do you recommend (at minimum expense) for a cordless angle grinder? Brand, amount of batteries for one whole job, etc?
Thank you for sharing!!!
You should make this available to all studebaker collectors.
Looking for window regulators and crank handles for a 1925 Studebaker Big Six sedan, any help would be appreciated
Only a maniac would crush those cars. Oh wait
Haha 😂 Silas 👍
You looked maniacal from start to finish.
fiz um quadro da laterais de um dodge mas rebaXei o teto dele antes...
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Any chance you have any studebaker cabs lying around the ranch?
Good chance that Silas would. His channel is Adventures Made From Scratch
@@mr.goodpliers6988 Thanks for your response, really enjoy your videos
TIM did you get that convertible Packard?
All of the Packards were saved, Silas hauled them back to Hutchinson
@@mr.goodpliers6988 Ok thanks, too bad that would have been a great grab.
What is the list of vehicles that you have for sale
Thanks. I dont understand why dont sell those cars and parties of cars through the auction? Why go those cars to scrap? Maybe need go to scrap all antique cars "Studebaker".
An auctioneer gets almost a third for commission, and most of these were so incomplete and rusted that they probably would not have met a minimum salvage bid. An auction makes sense for complete rebuildable cars, but here it's arguably a step backwards. A niche brand likely wouldn't have drawn much of a local crowd, and the condition and incompleteness of the cars would have made it difficult to get many people from further away to come.
@@mr.goodpliers6988 Thank you very much for the explane! I didnt know rules.
I need parts for a 57 IH A120 if you have a line. Thanks
It's sad to see those cars getting crushed, but I understand that the owner needs to clear them out. A lot of peoples hopes and dreams, getting crushed.
As a Studebaker guy, this was very hard to watch…
For a company that went broke because they couldn’t sell enough cars, there sure seem to be a lot of them still around.
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A bye gone era was amazing... the new era sucks ass...
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ya this guy has already cruched most of these car but going back most of these cars but maybe look back this guy should have had an open weel end on these cars give every one a last chance at getting parts off of these cars befor crushing rgem
Maker, taker, then crush the Baker.
What do 'ya know! Silas and the Anti-Silas get together and do a video! Your'e both good guys, but you have totally opposite philosophies about old cars!